Influence of Left Ventricular Morphology and Functions in The Accuracy of Non- Invasive Blood Pressure NIBP Recording Compared to Intra-Arterial Pressure IAP - A Correlative Study

Non-invasive blood pressure measurement with a brachial cuff sphygmomanometer is an important assessment tool in the diagnosis and management of hypertension disturbed hemodynamic status. However, when compared to intra-arterial BP, accuracy BP measured by non-invasive methods remains questionable. The study attempted estimate difference two methods, as well analyse impact left ventricular morphology functions on magnitude recorded invasive methods. Methods: subjects were patients undergoing diagnostic coronary angiography for evaluation chest pain. ventricle determined part routine pre procedural screening. NIBP IAP twice during CAG at radial aortic levels. Noninvasive was using mercury auscultatory method. Results our revealed that both systolic diastolic pressures higher than their corresponding recordings obtained ECHO-derived hypertrophy function correlated positively differences respectively. Conclusion: Hence we suggest above parameters echocardiography after obtaining high can be done before commencement antihypertensive drugs A pre-treatment echo will give clue differences.